The Dallas Cowboys are back in the hunt for their sixth championship as the 2022-23 NFL season begins this weekend,
For the past two years, DJ Elusive has had a dream job working for the Dallas Cowboys.The Dallas Cowboys are back in the hunt for their sixth NFL championship as the 2022–23 season begins this weekend, and one man will be tasked again with providing the players and fans inside AT&T Stadium with much-needed energy before kickoff. Chris Basto, known professionally as DJ Elusive, holds that honor.
Bastos starts his set four hours before the doors open to the general public, for the"die-hard fans" with a"party pass" that allows them earlier access.As he explains, there is a limit to how much hyping that entails. "People will show up with binoculars just to see them, which is crazy; it's this big culture," he says."I try to engage with the fans a lot," Basto says."Like who’s here for the first time? A lot of people. Who’s never been to a Cowboys game? You have people say, ‘Oh, we just got engaged and this is our honeymoon present,' or something like that. A lot of it is engaging with the fans to make sure that they remember their time at the Cowboys game.
Basto will be spinning tracks all season as the music director for Baylor University and Southern Methodist University home football games. Outside the stadiums, you may find DJ Elusive on the turntables at Dallas nightclubs throughout the week. For Basto, being an honorary Cowboy is a gift far more rewarding than any social media clout could match.
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